Nokia / Windows Phone: a first terminal end of the year?

Nokia / Windows Phone: a first terminal end of the year?

Microsoft has again presented an outline of the update for Windows 7 Phone Mango, having already raised in April at the MIX 11 conference developers, promising over 500 new Dell inspiron 1525 batteries and interface hubs always wanting to stand out resolutely the rest of the competition.

If the Olympus blm-1 are now available, it was not until the fall to see the land on mobile devices. Microsoft also unveiled the names of new partners willing to venture into Windows phone, recalling its distinctive partnership with Nokia, which will be his main ally in the coming quarters.

During the presentation, Olympus bls-1 has confirmed that he was actively planning for a range of terminals and the first Windows phone models marketed directly embark Windows Phone with Mango. The timing seemed to be pretty set at the beginning of 2012 but new rumors indicate a possible launch by the end of 2011.

Deliveries to the last quarter of 2011

The Commercial Times newspaper, taken by Reuters, says that Nokia will have at least one Sony vgp-bps2 to submit by the end of the year. Both models are in the pipeline, one touch and all the other features a keyboard.

The Nikone EN-EL14 is entrusted to the Taiwanese Compal Communications and the first deliveries are expected in the last quarter of 2011. These first devices should carry a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor optimized, even if Nokia has confirmed that the later models could be equipped with processors from other skiers, especially ST-Ericsson, long-term partner for Symbian.